Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-17
JUNCTION JoTTINos.
A Breezy Budget From the Rail-
way Centre.

A Breezy Budget From the Rail-
way Centre.
Last night they had "bg time" at
the Fourth Ward meeting house Par
ticulars tomorrow. The Herdld won't
have 'em anyhow; so the DEMOCRAT
will be first on hand as usual
The Pleasant Hours Club will give an
other ball, next Thursday.
On Friday night, there was most en-
joyable social gathering at the hospitable
domicle OF Mr. and Mrs J. T. Brown
ing, it being the occasion OF their we'd
ding Music, songs, dance, refresh
ments, jokes, and congratulations were
free and frequent. The DEMOCRAT,
though day or two behind time, is none
the less cordial in its best wishes TO Mr..
and Mrs. Browning.
Colonel Russell, who used to work on
the Ogden Daily Ncws about year ago,
and subsequently went on the staff OF
the Wood River Times, at HALEY, Idaho,
where he was nearly killed, is now local
reporter on the Butte Miner. He is
caustic and dashing writer.
The Knights OF Pythias and their in
vited friends had gala time at their
regular semi-monthly ball on Friday
night.
Bailiff w. l.. Dykes, OF the First Dis
trict Court staff, went to Salt Lake City
Saturday night.
r. P. Harris was pleasantly surprised
Friday night by large number OF friends
to congratulate him on his birthday ami
versary.
The members of the Grand Jury whose
report appears in this issue of the Demo-
Graf, were: w. NJ Farrell foreman
S. S. Schramm, clerk Phillip Rank, VIM
NJ. Chapman. NJ. Buchmiller, Aaron De
Witt, Samuel Hall, John Anderson, Thos
Fryer, Robert Snodgrass, Willis Booth
w. D. Goodman, Rasmus Anderson
Pierce Quirk and James Hadfeld. They
were excused from further service, sub
ject to the call of the foreman, if any
necessity should arise.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Vic
Borrower, has gone on a legal trip tC
HALEY, Idaho.
The declination Cor resgnation) by
John q. Tyler OF the District Court clerk
ship has again set speculations going and
buzzing. 1t is asserted that Mr.. Krig
baum, of Corinne, is still figuring for tina
office plum, which he had been hunting
for when it was known that Mr.. Perkins
had resigned. Still, good many Liber
ais desire that Mr.. Perkins shouldbe re.
tainted in the office, which,he has graceG
and honored by his conduct therein. The
latest rumor is that j. II. McNutt is al
applicant or IL candidate for the place
while reports still 90 that an Eastern
man, probably Judge Henderson.
brother. is to be the successful aspirant
Whoever may get there, the Democrat
t has full confidence in the victorious com
| petitor proving Il true American.
On Saturday night, H. d. Peterson, o.
Kaysville, in this county, was brough
before United States Commissioner
Black by the depty marshals. OF course
his charge is on the old line, called u. c
He gave 81 800 bonds. The officers o
the law, Deputy Marshal Steele at the
head, had to shoot refractory dog.
. Judge Henderson has issued an order
requiring Andrew Jackson Kershaw tt
I show cause why he should not be sen
fenced under the suspended sentence o
Judge Powers a year ago. The old fel
, low, who then promised to obey the law
, appears to. have been ut it again, the re
suit being baby born by somebody {
few months ago. The case is to come W
on February 9TH.
Judge Henderson has overruled tn,
, demurrer made by Judge Emerson in be
, half of the City Council to dissolve thu
injunction prayed for by VIM. Farrell
/ through Captain r. Smith, to restrain
the city officers from paying +. w. Tul
r ledge that 81 900 the Council had con
/ tracted to pay Tullidge for 200 page
} history OF this town. 1t is stated, how
ever, that the friends OF the historian
will assist him out OF their private purses
in the prosecution OF his work
The registration lists furnish rich fooC
for serious thought. There have beef
3,29S names entered which is an almos
incredible number. The highest total oil
: votes ever cast in Ogden before fell
little short OF 2,000 and that was in 1885
when it was generally accepted that botl
parties had mustered ont their full
forces The present increase Indicate
that the canvassing OF electors has beer
done with an almost infallible assduous
ness, and that Ogden has grown in pop
lation at rate never dreamt OF by the
most sanguine junctionite. 1t must be a
good deal over 1000 souls.
Messrs. Haywood, Snyder, Payson,
Schilling and IIolbrook, OF Ogden, arr
| expected to attend the Masonic meeting
in Salt Lake City tomorrow.
The Broom Hotel register yesterday
displayed an unusual number OF noted
travelling mems names, and as 4. G
Frost, w. =. Dryer, c. A. Tyler, S. c
Wilson, Harry Mansfield, and L. d
Fulmer.
| OGDEN, Jan. II, 1887.